Project Presentation Guidelines

Look for presentation guidelines at: http://sixminutes.dlugan.com/speech-outline-rule-of-three/ and http://www.sussex.ac.uk/internal/doctoralschool/researcherdev/threeminthesis/preparing3mt

Prepare a short, 4 minutes demonstration on your area of study. Your demonstration should have the following components:

1. 0.5 minute: Security problem and your credentials to solve the problem – layman's terms only

2. 1 minute: importance of the problem and the impact of the technology you are proposing – layman's terms only

3. 2 minutes: list 3 most challenging aspects of your proposed solutions and how you overcome these challenges – can be technical

4. 0.5 minute: recap your contribution and emphasize your contributions– layman's terms only

Presentation schedule:

December 3^rd:

All 10 groups will present their 4 mins. talk followed by a 3 mins q&A. Total: 7 mins/group

Each student will rank the:

· Slides: information content and usability

· Oral presentation: content and clarity

· Technical area: importance of the problem and technical feasibility of the solution

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December 5^th:

Discussion and selection of the top 3 projects: based on the ranking of the projects and in-class debate.

Award ceremony.